How to Apply for Diesel Delivery in Pasighat, Arunachal Pradesh

ONLY STARTUP COMPANY ( recognised by DPIIT, Ministry of Commerce and Industry) are eligible to apply for Door to Door Diesel delivery service.

DOOR STEP DIESEL DELIVERY APPLY PROCESS GIVEN BELOW:- 

DOOR STEP PETROL DELIVERY IS NOT ALLOWED IN INDIA TILL DATE. ONLY B2B DIESEL DELIVERY ONE CAN APPLY IF STARTUP COMPANY RECOGNISED BY DPIIT AS STARTUP. 

ABSTRACT OF THE PRESS RELEASE 

Public Sector Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) namely Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. (IOCL), Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (HPCL) and Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (BPCL) have informed that they have not offered home delivery of Petrol and CNG to their customers.

OMCs have informed that Home delivery of Diesel (HSD) is not  offered by them. Door to Door delivery of fuel is not permitted at individual vehicles like two wheeler vehicles, three wheeler vehicles, four wheeler vehicles, commercial vehicles like cars, trucks, tempos, passenger vehicles like taxis, cars, buses, school buses, tankers etc. Door to door delivery of fuel is permitted for stationary equipments, machinery and heavy vehicles which are located at specific customer sites, in dedicated industrial zones, equipments operating in mines, construction sites, agricultural machinery, diesel generators, vehicles etc, which cannot come to the service station for refueling. The Door to Door delivery of HSD is carried out by the PESO licensed Mobile dispensers to the identified customers through start-ups and dealer owned Mobile dispensers. Under the Door to Door delivery initiative, 78 TKL of HSD has been delivered in the period 01st July 2019 to 31st August, 2020 by OMCs.

OMCs have informed that currently, there is no proposal for home delivery of Petrol and CNG.

Source:  https://pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=1657203 

OMCs POLICY ON DOOR-TO DOOR DELIVERY (DDD) OF HIGH SPEED DIESEL

Scheme for Door to Door Delivery (DDD) of HSD through Start-ups

The scheme for DDD of HSD is purely a business proposition wherein the Start-ups are expected to themselves assess the business potential and benefits of the scheme prior to making decision for any investment. Following guidelines for engaging Start-ups and further operations are proposed for taking this initiative forward:

1. Start-ups registered with Department of Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce & Industry (MoC&I) on website www.startupindia.gov.in shall only be considered by OMCs.

2. Such Start-ups shall be called “FuelEnts” (Fuel + Entrepreneurs).

3. Capsule advertisement shall be brought by OMCs, seeking application from the interested Start-ups for registration/enrolment as “FuelEnts”.

4. Registration fees per start up shall be Rs. 10,000 per OMC. (taxes as applicable & non-refundable).

5. Following details are to be mentioned in the application by the applicant:

• Supply locations of OMC for loading the Mobile Dispenser
• Number of Mobile Dispensers.

Subsequent to the registration of Start- ups (FuelEnts), provisional Agreement will be signed with eligible Start- ups (FuelEnts), who will be required to put up the Mobile dispensers with all requisite statutory approvals / licences to commence the purchase of the product from OMC. Thereafter, eligible Startups (FuelEnts) will be able to procure HSD directly from supply locations of OMCs, having facility for loading of such Mobile Dispensers. In addition to Supply Locations of OMCs, Start-ups (FuelEnts) may procure HSD from any Retail Outlet of OMCs having facility for loading such Mobile Dispensers as per PESO norms.

6. Interest free refundable Security Deposit (SD) of Rs. 1 lakhs per start up to be submitted by the FuelEnt before signing the agreement. This SD shall be against the violation of any regulatory guidelines and breach of terms and conditions of “FuelEnt” agreement.

7. The Security Deposit will be refunded to the FuelEnt upon completion of the agreement period provided the agreement is not terminated due to violation of any regulatory guidelines or breach of terms and conditions of “FuelEnt” agreement.

8. “FuelEnts” shall be registered with OMCs as a DDD Reseller.

9. FuelEnt agreement shall be executed on completion of the fabrication of Mobile Dispenser and PESO license / statutory licenses(principal to principal agreement).

10. One FuelEnt can have Agreement with multiple OMCs on payment of Application fee & Security Deposit.

11. Agreement shall be for a period of ten years. After successful completion of the period, the agreement can be extended further on mutually agreed terms and conditions.

12. In case of any Q&Q complaint, OMCs shall forward to DSO (District Supply Officer) / State Govt. agency.

13. For smooth and safe operation, SOPs issued by PESO / OMC supply location shall be a part of the agreement.

14. “FuelEnts” to purchase Public Liability Insurance to cover public loss arising out of accidents.

15. Mobile Dispensers should be empty when reporting to the Terminal/Depot for filling. There shall not be any dead stock in Mobile Dispensers when reporting to the Terminal/Depot.

16. OMCs’ responsibility with regard to Quality, Quantity, safety, handling of the product will cease as soon as the Mobile Dispenser leaves the OMC Terminal/Depot premises.

17. FuelEnts’ shall be solely responsible for compliance of PESO / Legal Metrology / MS HSD Control Order / state tax liabilities and any other applicable statutory norms while uplifting and delivering HSD to the customers.

18. Pricing will be decided by OMC as per their own internal policy.

19. All tax liabilities/license fee/statutory payments shall be borne by “FuelEnts.”

20. Sales by Mobile Dispenser is to be made only to those equipments in line with the Petroleum Amendment Rules, 2019 as notified by Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas in the Gazette of India : Extraordinary dated 29th May, 2019 vide G.S.R. 384(E).

21. Mobile Dispensers shall be deployed, maintained and operated through trained staff by “FuelEnt” at their own cost. Trained staff should be able to handle safety equipment and handle exigencies.

22. Based on the market information regarding the start-ups network, concentration of industries and potential for door to door delivery of HSD, OMC shall put the facility for loading mobile dispensers at few supply locations to start with depending upon the feasibility at the OMCs Supply locations in line with PESO norms. Further depending on the requirement, facilities would be added in other feasible supply locations. 

23. SOP (by OMCs) for loading of Mobile Dispenser at Supply Location and SOP (by PESO) for loading at Retail Outlet and dispensing at Customer location will be part of this policy document. 

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SOP FOR LOADING OF MOBILE DISPENSER AT OPERATING LOCATION UNDER THE SCHEME DOOR-TO DOOR DELIVERY (DDD) FOR HIGH SPEED DIESEL

Procedure / SOP for loading of Mobile Dispenser at Supply location

1. Mobile dispenser should have a valid PESO license, pollution license, calibration certificate, Fitness certificate, Hazardous goods endorsement on driver’s license and all other statutory licenses as per MV act.

2. Mobile dispenser should have all the safety fittings as required under the provisions of PESO license and OISD guidelines.

3. Startup vendor to ensure that the mobile dispenser fittings shall be in accordance to the infrastructure i.e. Top or bottom loading, of the location.

4. All the fittings in the mobile dispenser will meet the requirement of Bottom/Top filling as applicable at the loading location.

5. Crew of the mobile dispenser should have :

• Authorization letter from Startup for upliftment of product.
• Character and antecedent verification of Crew.
• Dispenser driver should have Hazardous goods endorsement on the driving license.
• To meet all other statutory and safety requirements for entry into the premises of loading location.

6. Startup vendor should place indent at loading location in advance, payment terms shall be as per the agreement.

7. Mobile dispenser shall be taken into terminal for loading after checking as per all the mandatory requirements.

8. Startup vendor to ensure complete emptiness of mobile dispenser before placing the mobile dispenser for loading at location.

9. Mobile dispenser will be loaded as per the safe filling capacity given in the PESO license and part load will not be permitted in any case.

10.Crew of mobile dispenser shall follow all the operational, security and safety Standard operating practices defined and displayed at the loading location premises from entry, loading and till exit from the loading location.

11.Product delivery at the loading point shall be made through MFM/PD-meter and delivered volume at natural of PD-meter/MFM shall be taken as final.

12.Loading location will ensure Q&Q of product loaded to the mobile dispenser on Ex-Marketing installation (Ex-MI) basis only.

13.Authorized Crew/representative of the startup vendor will sigh and acknowledge the product loaded for its quality and quantity.

14.In addition to above, startup vendor and its authorized crew/representative will follow instructions/guidelines issued by location from time to time.

15.Upon completion of all above process, the mobile dispenser shall be allowed to leave the terminal premises.

16.The above process will be repeated for loading of mobile dispenser on reporting for next loading.

Source: https://iocl.com/Talktous/PDF/DDD_Policy_20.02_2020_for_Portal.pdf

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